Best way to attach to wall

[Hedz1]

I have a Sky Q box and a large screen TV which I want to fix to the wall. Obviously I need a TV wall bracket for the screen but how and where can I put the box with all the cables and the need for it to also  plugged in obviously??

I don't think I can afford to upgrade and switch to Sky Glass, ive tried to ask Sky about the costs and comparrisons but not able to help until after I commit to purchase and they won't let me have any other alternative like Sky Stream services. As a long term subscriber of almost 23 years once again I find myself considering cancelling my subscription alltogether due to price rises yet again but I can't even get far with requesting looking into saving money with a downgrade due to the haggling and retention department not wanting to give too much of a reduction.

Thanks in advance for any assistance with the TV!

[TimmyBGood]

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@Hedz1 wrote:

I have a Sky Q box and a large screen TV which I want to fix to the wall. Obviously I need a TV wall bracket for the screen but how and where can I put the box with all the cables and the need for it to also  plugged in obviously??

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Sky don't recommend such a setup, particularly for a main Q box, and so won't provide any information on it.  You'll find general advice on cabling and power in any AV forum, and there are third-party companies selling purpose-made brackets for main and Mini boxes online (try eBay).  Remember that a main Q box needs the twin satellite feed cable from the dish as well as mains power and the HDMI cable to the television set.

[Rob+Hoare]

TV bracket is reasonably simple, just ask any TV store and lots come with cable holders, but q box from what I gather have to be horizontal rather than vertical strangely, I'm looking myself and can't find one, so I'm going to adapt a wall shelf support.. 

[kop32]

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@Rob+Hoare wrote:

TV bracket is reasonably simple, just ask any TV store and lots come with cable holders, but q box from what I gather have to be horizontal rather than vertical strangely, I'm looking myself and can't find one, so I'm going to adapt a wall shelf support.. 

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@Rob+Hoare I mounted my SkyQ box vertically using a similar bracket as shown by @TimmyBGood above and have had no issues for the last 14 months, as long as there is a gap on the underside of the box to allow airflow from the fan.